What's the difference between this and the Hot Max 500G Big Max 500,000 BTU Propane Torch?
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Doing a little online research, I see the Hot Max comes fully assembled and the Red Dragon must be assembled after receipt. The Hot Max has a molded handle while the Red Dragon does not. The Hot Max has a "throttle" squeeze valve included while the Red Dragon valve is extra.
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I have frequently heard blue is a more hot flame. However, this particular heater does a very good job at keeping the temperature stable. The oxygen sensor is very sensitive, so make sure you will have fresh air or the unit will shut off including the pilot light. I use mine in a climate controlled storage building and it does well. It also has a slight natural gas smell. If you use propane you will not have that problem. Propane will put out more heat if you have that available. Overall it is a good heater. Performs well.
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I have a high BTU burner on my gas cooktop and it works fine, I would see no difference using it on a campfire.
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The difference lies in the wattage. I do not believe that the Nuwave goes up to 1800 watts. This makes a difference. Re accessories.. your call on valuing them vs the higher powered burner. If I were to purchase a second burner it would be the Max Burton.
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You have 5 sizes for the torch, you want the one that has the largest opening. Also check the pressue gages should be about 2 -5 pounds. Light with a match.
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Yes they are the same, however I recently got mine and I must say it's nothing special. It simply doesn't get hot enough to put a real sear on your meat. But yes. Same BBQ
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As this question is about the TS 8000, I understand you are asking what is different with it from the TS4000. Having read the two product listings, I can say that this item is claimed to burn hotter, and it has an adjustment valve built in, so you can make it hotter or cooler, adjusting the flame to your desired preference for your specific task. Also, it appears that this item has a trigger lock, allowing you to set it to burn without having to hold the trigger down while burning.
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By images as my only source of information the Snow Peak torch looks like it uses propane tanks, however if it takes standard sized butane tanks it should work.
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I don't know the BTU output but if you look at the Amazon website where you saw the American Fireglass fire ring they show stuff that is frequently purchased at the same time. One of those should work.
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Bigger is better. that means there is more butane in each container. I use my torch in a industrial setting. The torch is used daily and I fill it every two days.
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I apologize but I have to ask the obvious just to rule it out - did you refill the tank completely and did you use the same brand of butane? I had a lot of trouble with my torch when I switched butane brands without first draining my tank. If so, I recommend contacting Blazer through their website. They are quick to respond and very helpful.
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Looking for the same thing for a different reason. I'm looking for a way to use those small portable tanks with one of those propane-powered weed burning torches. Would be much easier to walk the burner around with a portable tank attached than to drag around a 20-lb tank. Do any of you readers have information to help all of us with our situations? Thanks in advance!
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One is argon gas and the other is neon. There is no difference in performance or effectivness
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First, all of the units have a blower that is Thermostatically controlled - works great. 2nd, you have to understand the model number Example MHVFB30NGBT = Mister Heater Vent Free Blue flame 30 btu Natural Gas Blower Thermostat. IR would be MHVF R 30NGBT R = inferred and MHVFB30 LP BT LP = Liquid Propane. The four 30k BTU units numbers = MHVFB30NGBT MHVFB30LPBT MHVFR30NGBT MHVFR30LPBT. As far as converting LP to NG or NG to LP, not sure but do not think it is possible.
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The LXX has higher BTU's and a built in Thermometer. My husband and I don't use a thermometer with our LXE and it cooks our burgers/hotdogs just fine with the lower BTU's, so it's entirely up to you and what you'll be grilling.
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I feel they both cook the same. The convenience of natural gas is you'll never run out of gas and you don't have to lug propane bottles around. The inconvenience of natural gas is your grill is less portable as you have to be within the range of the length of the hose from the natural gas outlet to the grill.
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As a user of both, I would say natural gas is more cost effective to heat a whole house. I use propane to heat an unheated garage that has been turned into a pool room. The cost of heating the garage has been pretty high during this very cold winter here in WV, and I have only been using it since Christmas.